Cliffe Pools RSPB Reserve

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  1. wiseowl

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    To days visit to my local bird reserve,it was dry but very windy,but the waterside picnic was just amazing.:)
    My bird ID is still not very good,but would love to find out what No5 is as its song was incredible.Thank you:)

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      looks like a nightingale but im no expert and have never personally seen 1
       
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      Hi bambooruth yes you are right,I have just remembered that they call it Nightingale wood,thank you :)
       
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      well you are very lucky i think this is the time of year they arrive and are quite elusive:)
       
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      :yahoo: Awww Woo I think you must have had the best lunch, compared to the rest of us GCers... What a beautiful place to have nearby.. Thanks for sharing Woo.. :hapfeet:
       
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      Nice one Woo,

      Yes, that is a nightingale. We have one in the hedgerow behind the house, goes off about 3/4 am.
       
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      Good morning Marley and Ziggy many thanks for your lovely comments.:)
       
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      To day down by the river,s edge,quite cold and windy but most enjoyable:)

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        :thumbsup: Oh Woo, you have done it again, it may have been chilly, but what great shots.. Thanks for sharing them with us Woo.. :sunny:
         
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        Hi Marley and Penny thank you for your lovely comments :dbgrtmb::)
         
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        I love the way the cormorants sit on those buoys, Woo. They obviously think they were placed in the river solely to help them fish! Nice piccies.
         
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        Hi ClaraLou thank you,I suppose they find them safe and quite warm from the sun on them,and the gentle sway from the ripples,I think I will try one.:heehee::)
         
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        Looks like you had a lovely visit Woo. That buoy looks a popular resting place!
         
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        Hi Jazmine thank you my friend,yes it was just lovely:) PS I suppose Buoys will be Buoys:WINK1::heehee:
         
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